Brewers love L.A. -- and the road -- lately

For most teams in Major League Baseball, it's home sweet home. But the way the Milwaukee Brewers have been playing on the road recently and in Los Angeles over the past few years, being at Dodger Stadium might be just the right thing for them heading into the All-Star break.

The Brewers have won seven straight road games, which is tied for second-longest in franchise history.

LONGEST WINNING STREAKS

When it comes to playing in Los Angeles, no team has had more success in recent years than the Brewers.

BEST ROAD RECORD AT DODGERS STADIUM SINCE 2010

Since 2012, the Brewers are 8-2 against the Dodgers in Los Angeles and have held L.A. to a paltry 2.8 runs per game in those contests. Milwaukee pitching has held the Dodgers to two or fewer runs in six of those 10 games.

Ryan Braun is probably also glad to be on the road. He's hit much better away from Miller Park this season.

RYAN BRAUN HOME/ROAD SPLITS

More Notes:

-- Los Angeles starter Mike Bolsinger is 0-2 with a 4.94 ERA in his last five starts, allowing a .327 opponent batting average. He has lasted just under five innings per start in those games (his longest stint: 5 1/3). Previous to that five-game stretch, Bolsinger was 4-1 with a 2.08 ERA, .199 opponent batting average and averaging over six innings per start.

-- Carlos Gomez is second in the majors in batting average with runners in scoring position at .380. In third is the Dodgers' Justin Turner at .368.

-- Adam Lind is batting .382 with five home runs and 18 RBI since June 23. His 18 RBI are the most in the majors during that span.

Statistics via STATS, Inc.